luke there is a question and answer on iran and the speaker is pretty much reemphasizing what he said earlier in his comments, that it looks like he won t be doing much to support it. luke my point was before we went to boehner is that those who have said in the past the president doesn t have a good relationship with congress and that he doesn t have a good working relationship with them let s not underestimate the force of the president. tppa there was opposition to it and in the final analysis they all came through. the president has a very strong bargaining position. i agree with you, and i agree with the fact that he only has to get one-third of congress behind means he should be okay. traditionally, these types of treaties, the executive branch has been allowed to negotiate them and enact them. the administration has two key figures working for them on this: joe biden, who remains very popular with his former
body language. the truth of the matter is my interactions with him tend to be very straightforward. we discussed syria. and that was primarily the topic of conversation. mr. snowden did not come up beyond me saying that reemphasizing where we have common interests i think it s important for the two of us to work together. and on syria, i said, listen, i don t expect us to agree on this issue of chemical weapons use. although it is possible that after the u.n. inspectors report it may be more difficult for mr. putin to maintain his current position about the evidence. but what i did say is that we both agree that the underlying conflict can only be resolved
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hezbollah during the 2006 war and was pretty much totaled from the air, and iran rebuilt this entire village and that s why mahmoud ahmadinejad is supported so strong here. at aualy last night he made a point of reemphasizing to his supporters in beirut there is nothing israel can do to tear down the iran-lebanese, palestinian, syrian access that has been access that has been form, and they don t like to see iran meddling in lebanon and that s what this is about, to show israel that iran they are right at the better, two or 3 miles and an israeli politician said ahmadinejad s security is tight. martha: what a story, re. na, thank you very much. let s get reaction from the israeli side of the border now with le land vitter. leeland. martha, security here has
don t believe the stimulus has created jobs or saved jobs and you have republicans echoing and reemphasizing that particular lie, and it sets in, that s something that actually i think is within the realm of control for the white house. there s two choices, d or r. if the people push r, does your reporting tell they know they re voting for more lackadaisical administration like katrina, more neoconservative fighting of wars of choice, not necessity, and they re voting for a guy who was so sloppy on fiscal policy, refused to veto a single payer spending means, do they know that s what r means? when i was in indiana, joe donnelly, won with 67% of the vote a couple years ago, is he dealing with voters telling me barack obama is not the guy i voted for. i thought he was going to turn the economy around. he didn t. i didn t know he was going to do this health care thing. that s what they re voting for. it has nothing to do with the